The Lyceum (c. 1820) began as a chancery court, became the Lyceum Meeting Room and private library, served as Cheraw's first telegraph office, and was both the Confederate and Union quartermasters' headquarters. It now houses a museum depicting Cheraw's history, Indian artifacts, steamboat era and Confederate War relics.
Built c. 1832, the church's Greek Revival influences include four Doric columns that support the portico. Originally clapboard, the building was bricked over in 1922. The Session House is a small, one-story frame Greek-Revival structure, built in 1842
Cheraw, SC Famous Homes Natural beauty and great golf come together at Cheraw State Park.
An 18-hole championship course winds its way through the long-leaf pinelands of the traditional state park, a course that’s earned notice from the Aubudon Society for the way it’
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Cheraw, SC Famous HomesCheraw State Park Golf Course has been called "the best kept secret in South Carolina." The course is one of just 40 in the country to earn Golf Digest's highest honor as a "Super Value." Set around Lake Juniper, this Tom Jackson beauty plays to 6928 yards and a 130
Cheraw, SC Golf CoursesThis 2,600-acre family park offers 100 miles of groomed trails that wind through deep woods, into steep valleys and along flo...
Built c. 1851, this church still has an intact slave gallery. Call the church or the Chester County library (803-377-8145) fo...
Four column, white Colonial Home styled in the manner of a small European guest house on seven park-like acres. Perfect for ...
On Memorial Day weekend of each year, the Flopeye Fish Festival brings about a community wide recreational highlight. With a ...